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And only four microRNAs were selected to be associated with changes in mRNAs (Table 3).

These pH values were selected to be associated with the pH range in the endosome.

In Figure 4a, many VBM measures are selected to be associated with disease status, which is in accordance with known global brain atrophy pattern in AD.

Second, an initial test using the Wilma algorithm suggested that RPPA protein expression changes selected to be associated with node and metastasis negativity (e.g. N0M0 vs. N+M+) did not segregate patients well into groups.

Secondly, the genes were selected to be significantly associated with SA/V by requiring Pslope <0.05.

In conclusion, our data showed that all CSC markers selected seem to be associated only with the proliferative index in TNBCs, while the only marker significantly associated with the prognosis of TNBCs was CD44.

A hypergeometric test was then applied in R [ 84] to calculate a P value for each GO term that represents the probability that the number of positively selected sites observed to be associated with a GO term (or greater number than this) would be seen by chance if positively selected sites were distributed randomly across the genes.

For some fields of research, including genetic associations, the prior chances of a randomly selected genetic variant to be associated with a disease is very low [30], [31].

This led us to identify multiple p21-dependent TGFβ target genes, among which were selected those known to be associated with the tumor metastasis process.

The comorbidities selected were considered to be associated with coagulopathy, long-term treatment by anticoagulants or antiplatelet agents, or potential intracranial hypotension by diversion therapy of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).

We estimated the levels of six selected cytokines known to be associated with primary parental senescence, and either capable of inducing a production of DNA damaging ROS (IL1a, IL1β, IFNγ and TNFα; see [ 75]) or being ROS-inducible (IL6 and IL8; see [ 89, 90]), in culture media conditioned by three forms of the parental senescent cells (see Material and Methods for details).